Overview

Analog Devices stands at the forefront of semiconductor innovation, bridging the physical and digital worlds to power breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. With over $9 billion in FY24 revenue and 24,000 global employees, we drive advancements in digital healthcare, among other critical sectors. As a Field Applications Engineer – Medical Systems Solutions based in a Home Office in Wisconsin (or Illinois, Indiana, Michigan), you'll be the technical vanguard supporting medical device manufacturers. Your expertise will enable the adoption of our cutting-edge analog, mixed-signal, power management, and sensing technologies in life-saving applications like implantable devices, surgical robots, imaging systems, diagnostic equipment, surgical tools, and medical wearables.

This role demands a systems-level thinker passionate about biomedical innovation. You'll collaborate with sales teams, OEMs, and internal experts to architect solutions that meet stringent medical standards while pushing technological boundaries. Operating from a home office in Wisconsin offers flexibility, allowing you to balance deep technical work with travel (10% required) to customer sites across the Midwest and beyond. Join us to shape the future of healthcare where precision engineering saves lives.

A Day in the Life

Imagine starting your day in your Wisconsin home office, sipping coffee while reviewing the latest customer requirements for a next-gen implantable cardiac device. By 9 AM, you're on a video call with a surgical robotics OEM in Illinois, diving into system partitioning discussions—recommending ADI's high-efficiency buck-boost converters for battery-powered precision and our low-noise ADCs for signal integrity in robotic actuators.

Mid-morning, you simulate a power management circuit in SPICE, optimizing for IEC 60601 compliance. Lunch break? A quick walk in the Wisconsin woods to recharge. Afternoon brings a hands-on prototype debug session: soldering a board, running Python scripts for data analysis, and validating performance against FDA specs. At 2 PM, you're training sales reps on our sensing portfolio via webinar, then coordinating with product managers to relay field insights on wearable diagnostics trends.

Evenings might involve crafting a technical proposal or collaborating with peer FAEs on signal chain best practices. With 10% travel, occasional days mean road trips to Michigan labs, fostering relationships over demos. This rhythm blends autonomy, technical depth, and impact—perfect for engineers who thrive on curiosity and resilience.

Why Home Office in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin's Home Office setup offers unmatched work-life harmony amid stunning natural beauty. Picture working from a quiet home base near Milwaukee or Madison, with easy access to Lake Michigan's shores for weekend sailing or the Northwoods for hiking. The state's lower cost of living stretches your competitive salary further, while tech hubs like Madison's biotech corridor provide networking without urban chaos.

Proximity to Midwest medical giants in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan means efficient travel—Chicago's medical district is just hours away. Wisconsin boasts top healthcare innovation: Epic Systems in Verona drives electronic health records, while UW-Madison pioneers biomedical research. Families love the excellent schools, four distinct seasons, and festivals like Summerfest. Remote flexibility means no commute, more family time, and the freedom to innovate without office distractions. It's an ideal launchpad for Midwest medical tech dominance.

Career Growth Opportunities

At Analog Devices, growth is engineered into your path. Starting as FAE, you'll rapidly expand into leadership—mentoring juniors, influencing product roadmaps, and leading cross-functional projects. Our 7-15 year experience sweet spot means you're primed for senior roles like Principal FAE or Systems Architect within 2-3 years, with paths to sales management or applications engineering director.

Access world-class training: internal academies on advanced power design, regulatory compliance workshops, and certifications in biomedical standards. Global exposure comes via collaborations with ADI's Ireland and Thailand teams. Performance bonuses and 401k matching fuel financial growth, while tuition reimbursement supports that MSEE. We've promoted 40% of FAEs internally last year—your field feedback directly shapes billion-dollar portfolios. Ahead of What's Possible™ isn't just our slogan; it's your trajectory.

Rewards and Compensation

Earn $131,100-$180,263 base (location/experience adjusted), plus discretionary bonuses tied to personal and company performance. Our total rewards package shines: full medical, dental, vision; generous 401k with match; unlimited PTO accrual; paid holidays/sick time; and remote work stipends. Equity grants, ESPP, HSAs, and wellness perks round it out. Travel (10%) is fully reimbursed. In Wisconsin's affordable landscape, this package delivers premium lifestyle value.

Our Culture at Analog Devices

ADI fosters innovation through inclusion—EEO champions diversity across all dimensions. Expect collaborative, data-driven teams where curiosity trumps hierarchy. Medical FAEs thrive in an environment valuing resilience, coaching, and clinical empathy. Home office or hybrid, our culture connects via LinkedIn groups, Twitter (X) updates, and global town halls. With 24,000 Ahead-of-What's-Possible thinkers, you'll belong to a community transforming healthcare. U.S. citizenship preferred for export compliance, but we welcome protected individuals.

How to Apply

Ready to power medical breakthroughs? Submit your resume highlighting power/analog experience, medical passion, and simulation skills. Include a cover letter on your favorite biomedical challenge. We review applications weekly—U.S. applicants prioritized. Export licensing may apply for non-citizens. Join Analog Devices today.

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